External Evaluation of the Three Year Integrated Youth Offender Programme in Boksburg Correctional Centre South Africa

Posted on August 1, 2007
In Publications, Research
by Margaret Roper

The following is a report that previously presented the findings of the evaluation of the three year Integrated Youth Offender Project at Boksburg Correctional Centre. ( A project with the aim to deliver an integrated programme that tackled a critical range of risk and resilience issues, and factors associated with re-offending. )

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Margaret Roper is a senior Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Specialist. She obtained a Bachelor of Education and Bachelor of Primary Education from the University of the Witwatersrand as well as her MA in Social Research from the University of Sheffield.

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